Timeslip
By: Bruce Stewart
ISBN 10: 0330027239
ISBN 13: 9780330027236
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ISFDB Publication Record # 299545
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British National Bibliography System Number: 010956289
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OCLC Number: 630295387
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Publisher: Pan (1970)
Time Travel,
From the successful television series written by Bruce Stewart and based on an original format by J. and R. Boswell and produced by ATV Network Ltd
St Oswald, 1970 - and a quiet stroll to a deserted Naval Station proves the beginning of a terrifying adventure.
Crashing through an invisible barrier first plunges Simon and Liz into the dangerous days of 1940, then to an amazing confrontation at the South Pole some time in the future.
What is the strange power shared by these teenagers? How can they slip from one time stream into another?
The main theme of the series is concerned with the way mankind uses β and abuses β science and technology. It explores how the pursuit of scientific knowledge and advancement can lead to the depersonalisation of individuals and the abandonment of moral principles.[1] A secondary theme β explored in the instances where Liz and Simon encounter potential future versions of themselves β concerns the extent to which an individual can change according to the situations encountered in his or her life.
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